[Answer] When was the first color photograph taken?

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...1. 1845 2. 1861 3. 1880 4. 1895

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1861 - Cameras have come a long way over the last two centuries. Today, many people walk around with high-quality phone cameras in their pockets. But in the early days of photography, dating back to the oldest surviving photograph taken by Joseph Nicephore Niépce in 1826, images depicted the world in black and white. It wasn't until 1861 that Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell and photographer Thomas Sutton were able to produce the world's first color photograph. Maxwell had developed a method where an object would be photographed three times — once each through red, green, and blue filters — and then the images could be layered together to create a composite. The first photograph that used this method was of a tartan ribbon. Prior to that, images had to be hand-painted if people wanted them in color. :

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